Category: Adohi Hall
Halloween in Honeycomb
Adohi and Pomfret Hall know how to celebrate Halloween. Check out this blog to see what Halloween looks like down in the Honeycomb neighborhood.
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Honeycomb Highlights
Down the Hill in the Honeycomb Neighborhood, residents are celebrating fall and enjoying cinnamon rolls with K-9s.
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Make a Difference, Become a Community RA
Becoming a resident assistant is a great way to make a difference on campus. Resident assistants or RA’s have lots of different responsibilities, but the most important is to build community among residents in the dorms.
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Football Season and Fall Festival
This last week Honeycomb had an amazing time with our second Neighborhood event of the year. The event was our Fall Festival and it included Games, prizes, painting and hotdogs.
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Welcome Home Honeycomb!
The Honeycomb neighborhood has watched the halls of both Pomfret and Adohi flood with hundreds of...
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Life Outside of the Honeycomb
This spring break we had residents and RAs alike traveling across the country and beyond making new memories and sharing them with us!
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It All Comes Full Circle
The Full Circle Food Pantry has been whipping up quite the frenzy in the Honeycomb Neighborhood this week.
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University Housing Staff Contact Affected Students, Placed Dehumidifiers in Hall
Pictured above: Dehumidifiers were placed on floors in Adohi Hall’s Building B to dry...
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Honeycomb in October
Crisp Days and Cozy Nights down the hill We are experiencing fayetteville and our campus at its...
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Adohi Hall Hosts Blood Drive to Encourage Staff Donations
The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks is collecting blood to be used to save lives in the area....
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Adohi Uses ‘Throw Away’ Material to Build Tables
Learn how students built beautiful tables for Adohi Hall out of materials that otherwise would have gone to the landfill.
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Oct. 20, 2019 | Adohi Hall Updates
Find out about our open house and the latest updates at Adohi Hall.
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